How to Set up CR32 2005 to stop Oversteering

[JerryM]

Hello - I have a CR32 with a TM K9 - We race at our local track with is about 1 mile in length - the surface is very old and is very abrasive but yet it has very little grip with lots of bumps - Kart and Driver is about 408 lbs and we run MG Yellow’s for the series. My chassis is oversteering badly and I am desperate for suggestions. Present Setup is 1040x50x2-M axle down, all bearing tight, all bolts in, 125mm hubs, 54-3/4” wide with Douglas Aluminum Rims, 2 Stays per side. STD front Torsion bar, Spindles all the way down, 1.5 degree caster, 75mm front hubs, two thick spaces out with 1mm Toe out on the Stand.

[Marc Miller]

What track is it? We may have run there before and have a decent set-up we can give you.

[JerryM]

Thanks for the prompt response, I am from Guyana, South America, any advice you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

[Chris Lobaugh]

I would start with taking the caster out (central pills) and then try moving the spindles up. If both of those changes help, but, you still need more I would try removing caster (standing kingpins up). What are you currently running for camber?